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AFTER USE
Fastening and loosening screws
Use the speedE
II at an ambient
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temperature of 0–40 °C.
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Care
Clean the speedE
II regularly by wiping with a slightly dampened
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cloth. Keep the grip surfaces dry, clean and free from oil or grease.
Verify regularly that the moving parts of the speedE
intended and do not jam, and they are not broken or damaged.
Carrying and transporting
Remove the li-ion battery prior to performing any work on the
speedE
II (e.g. maintenance) as well as during transport and storage.
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Make sure that the electric screw fastening support is
deactivated before removing the li-ion battery or carrying the
speedE
II.
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The contained li-ion batteries are subject to the requirements of the
Hazardous Goods Law. The user may transport the li-ion batteries on
the street without further requirements.
You must observe special packaging and labelling requirements if you
are using a third party for shipping. Consult an expert in hazardous
goods for preparation of the item to be shipped.
1. Place the speedE
II on the screw head.
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2. Push the power switch 3 , to choose one of two torque levels:
MAX = power mode; recommended bit: Power slimBit yellow
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MAX
MAX = material protection mode; recommended bit: slimBit red
When the speedE
lamp when turning the ring switch.
3. Start the electric screw-fastening support by turning the ring switch 8 (Fig. 4).
Turn the ring switch to the right to fasten the screw.
Turn the ring switch to the left to loosen the screw.
Disposal
II function as
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II is in Power mode, this is indicated by a brief flash of the LED
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Improper disposal is hazardous to the environment!
Improper disposal can result in danger to the environment.
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Remove the li-ion battery (see section on "charging and
inserting the li-ion battery" on page 10), before disposal of
II.
the speedE
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Never dispose of the li-ion battery and your speedE
household waste.
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Have approved specialists dispose of electric scrap and
electronic components.
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In case of doubt, consult with your local municipal authority
or specialised disposal companies regarding environmental
disposal.
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